CHUXAY GARDEN Black Petunia-Black Velvet Petunia Petunia 'Black Velvet'100 Seeds Showy Accent Plant Native Wildflower Low-Maintenance

The Black Velvet Petunia is a striking flower at home in many flower beds. It’s becoming very popular due to the ease of growth, abundance of flowers, and the simply unique color of the blossoms.The black petunia flower is described as the closest to a natural black flower on the market today. Black petunia varieties are often drought-resistant, but this doesn’t mean they don’t need water. Many varieties of black petunia prefer slightly moist soil to dry soil. Drainage is very important for these flowers to grow strong.Watering can be done by drip irrigation. Growing Instructions: For the highest yields, It’s best to start Morning Glory seeds indoors about 4-6 weeks before the last frost; we start them here on the farm in mid March. It's good to sow them in a sterile growing medium; most available seed starting soils should do the job nicely; we use sunshine mix (peat moss and perlite). The soil should be made moist, but not damp. Sow the seeds 1/8 inch below the soil surface. Store in a warm area until tiny sprouts emerge from the soil. A heat mat greatly aids in this step, but is not necessary. Seeds can take up to 3 weeks to germinate, but may take less time too. Once germinated, and the first true leaf has formed, it's time to pot up to a larger container that contains a good quality potting soil. Transplant to their final location when the nighttime temperatures are consistently 8°C or higher.